Sentence examples for interest in posing from inspiring English sources

The most popular programmes on Arab satellite TV happen to be those whose interest in posing questions, and stimulating appetites for change, is pretty frank.

In an online chat in 2002, McDougal expressed interest in posing nude for Playboy again if offered.

The company currently holds the market share in Westchester, though Stop & Shop's interest in ShopRite poses a threat.

"Ali understood I was not interested in his posing or mugging for the camera but in observing the reality of his preparation for the pivotal fight just a month away," Simon writes in the book.

In particular, we are interested in pose-invariant methods which can easily be incorporated in the AV-ASR systems developed so far for ideal frontal conditions and reduce the train/test mismatch derived from pose changes.

Stress research is beneficial to our society with a range of benefits, motivating interest and posing technical challenges in computer science in general and affective computing in particular.

In recent years, interest in integrating problem posing in mathematical instruction has continuously grown among mathematics education researchers and practitioners (Norman 2011; Ellerton 2013; Singer et al. 2015; Cai and Jiang 2016).

Unfortunately, if on the one hand the ACS survey is very good in terms of sample size and geographic and year-to-year coverage, on the other hand, the main question of interest is posed in a less-than-optimal way.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukJESSICA PIERCE, a bio-ethicist with a particular interest in animal welfare, poses complex questions about our moral responsibilities towards our pets as they reach the end of their lives.

The public's waning interest in global warming poses a challenge for Mr. Obama, who emphasized climate change throughout his campaign and pledged to seek a cap on emissions in the United States of heat-trapping gases, led by carbon dioxide, which come mainly from burning coal and oil.

In particular, low interest rates pose a threat to building societies, institutions which are almost entirely funded by deposits and whose assets are mainly mortgage lending.